The Most Epic Tweet Replies From Major Chains

Before the advent of social media, companies interacted with their customers through press releases and advertisements. Nonetheless, things have changed as consumers have a new hangout place, the web.

If anything, Durex has always been on top of its game when advertising its products. Could there be a better day to promote this product than Father’s Day? The company certainly has super-skilled social media managers who do not disappoint the netizens with such publicity stunts.

This 101-year-old veteran may have innocently promoted the alcoholic beverage Cold Coors Light, but its competitor wasn’t the one to keep quiet about it. After all, given his age, many would have believed the reason behind his long life is the beverage that he drinks. 

One will find a world of trolls on the internet who love to roast others. Such is the case of this individual who tried to make fun of the advertisement that GameStop released for promotion.

What better way to call out those imitation chicken shops misusing the KFC logo than by publicly bringing it to the attention of its consumers? On the streets of Britain, one would find copycat restaurants that blatantly used names mimicking the food chain’s name.

Being in a big business and having an equally big business being our rival might not be the best feeling. On the contrary, that rivalry can prove to be a delight for everyone else. When the two fast food giants, McDonald’s and Burger King, had their sign boards side by side, everyone stopped to get a good laugh.

 It is not new that people are quick to make a judgment about something. This person here named Andrew Pare is the best example. He must have walked into a fancy restaurant at a busy hour and expected to be escorted to a table immediately.

While we have seen quite a few banters between competitors in this list, we can agree that nothing can come remotely close to this masterpiece by Ford and Chevrolet. These huge billboards must have made the drive for people quite entertaining.

When Wendy’s talks about bringing a menu item back, they are taking it seriously. When they got loads of requests to bring back their spicy chicken nuggets, they saw it as an opportunity to run a campaign.

It is very frustrating when someone steals our idea and brands it as their own. When Instagram decided to come up with the reel feature, Tik Tok couldn’t hold back. In a very subtle way, it accused Instagram of stealing the idea.

Effective marketing is everything for a brand. Notwithstanding the conventional marketing campaigns, a little ingenuity goes a long way.

If one indulges in trolling online, they should be ready to receive a befitting reply. Gone are the days when company pages responded with scripted, polite replies. You take a hit; you better be ready to take one back.

Nothing can be more satisfying than turning the tables in an online exchange with the least number of words possible. A case in point is this image.

Nothing could stress the importance of strategic ad placement more than this picture here. Not only did the rival company manage to come out on top, quite literally, but we are sure this one image would have gone a long way in promoting its brand.

It’s a competitive world out there, and so companies will go to any lengths to establish themselves as superior to their competitors. As much as everyone enjoys a healthy rivalry between the brands, this could have hurt some fans.

When Twitter tweeted about feeling thirsty, this company took it upon itself to help the bluebird quench it. Coca-Cola summoned its entire team into action for this emergency!

Brand wars are always amusing, and this instance was no exception. Wendy’s social media manager seemed to wake up one morning with a vengeance in their heart and decided to unleash that wrath on Burger King.

Burger King’s social media manager struck gold when they saw an opportunity to capitalize on Kanye West’s post and make their brand go viral. With a clever quip and quick follow-up, they made a huge splash on the internet!

McDonald’s wasn’t too keen on tackling the tongue-twister that is ‘Frappuccino.’ That’s why they didn’t even bother writing the correct spelling and put Starbucks on blast on the front page of a newspaper!

One man’s tragedy is another’s windfall. How could Skechers have kept quiet when Nike messed up so royally on national television? 

In an epic display of witty humor, Old Spice’s social media team left everyone in awe with their clever response. When a Twitter user asked Old Spice to profess their love, the iconic brand brilliantly recommended trying Tinder instead. 

SteelSeries couldn’t resist poking fun at Apple’s exorbitantly priced monitor stand at the 2019 Worldwide Developers Conference. In a cheeky tweet, SteelSeries introduced their own “revolutionary” invention, the Expert Pro Stand, priced at a jaw-dropping $9,999. 

In a heated exchange of witty comebacks, WhatsApp and Telegram competed for the title of the best messaging app for sending large files. When WhatsApp boasted about its 100 MB file size limit, Telegram quickly fired back, trumping its rival with a staggering 1.5 GB limit. 

BMW took the opportunity to spice up Halloween with a playful jab at their long-standing rival, Mercedes-Benz. In a festive tweet, BMW suggested that every car could dress up as its favorite superhero, accompanied by an image of a BMW wearing a Mercedes-Benz logo.

Wendy’s, known for their witty social media presence, didn’t miss a chance to roast Blizzard Activision over the Diablo Immortal mobile game controversy. When a Twitter user asked what to do if they didn’t have a phone, Wendy’s cleverly replied, “Then you won’t be playing the new Diablo.”